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ec!‘ SolJ, al` 1 that r mltit believe but 2 , ittarid is • Po more tbAn iti. open toxti, and therefore furuishes no reason whiy pi,ice.should surrender, " I have only 10 observe liuther to til6 'Warsl~al, that when . iv. fiat u( truce is sent in, .career, ought 10 be givett*tor ititt•opptOaCh' of twocoitAnlnt by. e.iittao routes; since we were on the Rona of open-, ink c(nictit . in.a . that it was rather a recon- . tierain,c . r cops than a tktg DI true.. " .1 have the ~honour of announcing to your Eit-t. Cereeicy, Marshal Morrcey, in the language. I am cequainted with, and of assuring you that I will per fot'slt my most sacred duties. • (S:goed) ir General PALAVON.." ticad.quarturs, Sarogossa, Dcc. ta, tXTRA'OT OF A VETTER, DATED THE /3TI/ NOV. ANI). AilDifFSbEI) BY D. JUAN SANCHES RAMIREZ, TO D. ThtttßlO MONTES, GOVERNOR INTENDANT AN!) CAPTAIN GENERAL OF PORTO RICO. After mentioning the defeat of the French by the "Spaniartis at St. Domingo, the account proceeds ti:tis Having re•assembled the troops, and formed l' o t.in in good order, I detached a body of cavalry unter the command of Den 'Pedro Santana," in lour. tit of General Fe'rrand ; ,and at tbe distance - of little tio.t i irts that) a Jeague they found that he - said General, •eii her froco v e xation' at the shameful defeat which he bad ju,t suffered, or (I.:spairing of being able to I..Ject his.escape from us, bad- shot •bitn.elf with •his pistol ; a tita which -was confirmed by their bringing to me his head, which i very Well knew, and :1136 . • lus horse and some pieces of enifoitn. My force consisted of )(tots men, ,intludittg Spaniards and na-. lives. That of the enemy vtas 1 nop • more, among whom were sortie Spaniards, as appears from the le tors I hate intere4ted. " To conclude, General, on the 7lb of November a decisive blow was struck for the cause ot one arms; the peasants of San Domingo, without discipline, and oadly armed, triumphed over the French troops of the line, commanded by a Captain General', who \vas an eperienced warrior. I eat) asserts-you, that had the marine finces been under toy orders., or had .they been. disposed to give toe the assistance which I repeated solicited of . their Conarriaoder, the isth Wriuld not have passed over tivithotit our hoisting the Spanish Flu ; ; on the fortress Of San D 0, . ' kluathioarters at SCYbe, 9th Nov. 1803." • SZVIL.L.2, FEB. t 0.- 'The • Auks del loran tado, Goneral in Chief of the Army of the Centre, has transmitted dispatches, dated' the Od instant, which mention, upon the credit of an eye-witness, that the caValry, detached by the Commander in Chief to wank St, Clemente; had taken sevefal Carriages be longing to the enemy in that . place, and 6i prison ers. Ten. of the enemy were hilted at another place, nineteen of their waggons taken, and up. , wards of a hundred of them livid!! prisoners. Gettovs, JAN. 4.r--The Supreme Junta of this eity have received: the following-letter from Lord Cochrane " G • awrt,extw, , " l'have this morning, had the honour. of receiv ing; your !eller, and .1 congratulate myself upon ka,i - iiing that Ow Marquis de Lazau is in this vici nity, and also hope for the pleas:lee of seeing trim. I had previously informed your Excellencies that we iti'tended an aiturk upon Cadaques; we have driven the Fiend' trot') thor place, from which they woe the habit of obtaining provisions tor the .fortress of Rosas. " I inclo,e, for your Excellencies, a list of the -vessels laden with provi,ions, 'which we have cap ;Lured in that port, together with the uatnes of the armed ships which convoyed them, the whole of which are now in our posession.---I ant your most obedient and humble servant, • COCURANE. " Cadoques, 1411. f, tBc9." This gallant Englishman has been entitled to the .admiration and gratitude of this country, from the . first moment of its political resurredion. His ge. ptrosity mu co-operating with our earliest efforts, the encoutagement we received from the interest he .took with the Commanders of the Balearic Islands to - induce them to succour us with . troop' and .annuonition, can never be erinted from our 're ..colle6tion, The- extraordinary seas ices which wrcl ,owe to his indefatigable adivity, particularly this city and the adjacent coast, in protecting us from the attempts of the enemy, are too well known to be repeated here. It is a sufficient ,eulogiuin upon his charader to mention, that in the defence of the Castle of 'Trinidad, when the Spanish flag, hoisted on the wall, tell into theditch, under a most dread jol tire from the enemy, his Lordship was :h e on ly person who, regardless of the shower of balls flying -abtalt him, descended hat , the ditch, returned with the gag, And happily succeeded in placing it where was Orfore. Under the date of the 18th of November last,:the Supreme Junta, governing this kingdom, have re= eeived all official communication from the city of .Mexico, in which, after manifest Mg the general joy, and the solemnity with which Ferdinand VII. was proclaimed in the capital of .New Spain, it is added bat the people have not only Sworn the most 1w • elicit obedience to their natural Sovereign, but tl.3t a most respectful representation has been drawn up, in which that city renews its vows of homage_ and ieolty to the sacred person of Ferditiand VII. and alSo hind itself, during his aixienee, to acknowledge the authority of the Supreme Junta. • The Supreme' Junta has announced the following, aypnintruents under the authority of our &wereign Terdinand VII. The Marquis de Astorga, Minister the Class of the Ur* Cross; Don itamon 'Ger, and Don N arcisio, Members of the same ; Don Luis de Onis, Secretliry of that Royal Order,, ad interim ; Treasurer, Dub Cartoys (411 4ci'Dite6tor of the Puns, Don Juan_ An elderly tilani named Graham, residing at Elc mire, in the North Riding, was last week. shot by a tuan whow_he - observed turking about his &month, lbe ball passed throngh his arm, and lodged in his uldy; Strong seTicion4 . ore entertained df this :.1-,a)Lious deed having been perpetrated by Iris son it:-law, who is in custody, in consequence of a gut, iceently discharged belly, concealed in a hedge, and which is clailiint by a zieiibboile, says it was borrowed from nun by the young MOLL BIRTHS. On Thursday the ttitit inst. at Waterford, Irelind, the Lady of LiUutenant.coldriel C.:imuiling, cif the :zrthPt DrangUops, of a Son. On the rith ill4t . Mrs. Thomas' Moore, of 'Norfolk stree; of a Son. On Saturday, the Lady of John Turner, Esq. of Woburn• place, of a Daughter. 1114RRIED. On Saturday the iSth inst. at Sheffield, Henry Garrett Key, Esq. of London, to Missflary Tudor, third daughter of the late Henry Tudor, Esq. of the same place On iVednesday last, the Rev. Ceorge Tyndale, or Woo• burn, II twks,. to Miss .Earle, eldest daughter of I. H. •Lade, Esq. of SuralloWtield- place, birks.\' (I P F r idaY. a t SL Georges, Hanoier-square, (oho Row latt, jun. Esq.. to. Juliet Ann,.eldest daughter of C. Ro berts, Esq. of the - ExchequLt. On the tith.in3t. by special licence, Ignatius lesepb French, Esq. of Canarea7,ll, in' the County 'ot Galway, to Maria, second daughter of the Rev. Dean Douglas, of Lastle boughs, Northarriptonshire. Stephen Vertue,,,Esq: Corn-b6t04.0 Mark-lane, to Anne, eldest daughter of"Sainuel'brc#l . , of reenland Dock; W W. Ori Monday the sclll ult. at BrOgnortli, the Rev , Holland, of New Col le v ilO i-Ordi to* Miss Nl n rray , Eau- Ilall, Salop. vizp. On Thursday evening last, afSteyrting Barracks, Captain Martini Armstrong, of the ISC Battalion of the . sth aegi" ment. On Friday 'evening, about seven o'clock, the Earl of ( 0- ford, ,at his house in Bruton-Street. Ile is succeeded in Ws title and estates ,by his son Lord . W dipole. The same rday, Lady Samuel Leigh, of Edward street, Portman. square. Early, on Friday Morning, the youngest" daughter of Gene ral Loft, M.P. On Friday the loth inst. Mrs. S. S. May, widow Of the law Mr. Samuel Mpy, of Walling street. On the i6th inst. at Walharn Green, Mrs. Ward, widt4 of the late Henry Ward, Esq. - On Saturday - inOrsiing, Mr. Richard Streeting, NutserV nian, of Windsor, aftera limg-and painful illness, occasioned by smoaking a pipe, which.causcd a cancer in his lip, by ngt waxing the end of his pipe before he put it to his' mout On Tuesday last, at his house in Crosby-row, 3ualworth, WillianfAlbin, late of Tokenhouse-yard. • The same day, iii Manchester-square, /tie infant spn of Henry F. G reir .11e, .Esq. On the x 3 ,1 inst:. at Hatbledown, near Canterbury, in the 17th year of his age;\ Thomas Benson., Esq. pakingrst on of the late Rev, Edward geckingliain Benson. grantlion of the late, awl nephew to the pfesent, Earl of Tankervi)le• Lately, at his Chambers in the Temple, Edward ttobert. sAt, Esq..after a.levv hours illness. On Monday the V3th .inst. at Ramsgate, aged 17, 'fi t s Thorpe, the only daughter of Lady Susan Dre'W, by Ira first htisband, Joseph Thorpe Esq. g NZ:I- On the t7th inst. at Cessnwh, Ayrsbire:•Mrt., -• teeth Brown, w w ido at the late John Brown, Esq, - - " t marlock, in the same County. fed f,4, ,Lately, at .G rensill's Mill, -near' Bernard Cluatte , a " q u o Mr. S. ThwAites, Farmer, woo measured silt Net niches in height, and weighed 34 stone. M 11 0 ' days ap, it Wingate Grange, aged ton. t i e rills Watson, late Farmer. He retained his facilines hit. • PRICE OA SATLI TOC K 3 DAY. India Stock„ I rldia 230nd4. ros, 7 f 4., pr. Exclieq. Bills, 12$. 13/ ,.. . omi4ium, !1 pr. Cons. for 48th IrtSl: 6J Hank Stock, NAsyy S per Cent. 9911 Irish 4 _per Cent. 4 pet Cent. 83 3. e.r Cent. Red. 7fi 3 per Cans. 6/ hank L. Anil. ;8 ; ).!;c4,01 „ . v. - to T. TAYLUR, surgeon, No. q, !cep , .held ell ti London. • , sr .194 Z "dr • tit* S . pribig of 1794 I wets allliaed W ith. Ver,eral .Complaint,! which treatecLwjth ence for five ritontilti4but Witliten . obiumut :t0.;, , ap ply to ovular Physician, who put a temporary stop to flte-viru • knee "of . the DistOse (by mercurial applieations) tin* soot!. lime ; nut growint, iu spite of 411 medicine and the aii4l lie tirst Centletten• of the Faculty' here, worse and .:wntse for two years, I was reduced . to a state allue;at ' I . 4 P " paralleled and beyOnd description, b e in g - an entire leper , ,andVG4tateci,frOlTl: WWI to tbUt.:7-My head, throat, mouthy nose, legs, arms, &e. have been alternately in Onset. ei bee or i t i og , usele“ in short, I have ! nu t. front . ' tw,hity thirty !eatinz, on my 1)04,, and nearly ,totally, ale" pi-Neil' of sight.--lt would be voluminoUs to particulam rim.allifriY.OV:7 -. statice it to say, there never was, orlicir will he„ me or a More dangerous, or of a more comßti 'rated nature. I war bang .looked upon by my friends, nviself, I:ieyorld „flop ? , . o f recovery . F t: devi in in then death Was • prefer:dile' ro more !hap riliserA4e state. .In this, alga it w t ; t drag ' s must eiistence, till Divine Providel' :- . threwi in tut *at a •Newna . pgi Mfr. I;„ of Piymouth*lay blends ,reirt it, I could ; 'sent „and 'phicuted soi tic .01 , -'.yOut: I; EA B's' !TAT El`f*,,,, ' pi L; . „ which, by using from time to anise, 4 114 * have long ham, (alter more thas'f.,,ur yearilindeSolibald : d; ; ;Ars.:ss',,i,ia as, gtuid, a statepfdietatli e . ,,.er I,ertioyed ; 7 ai 1 Vfouf tiat chit, t had afine, tlihriag, Ow child, born 2 ° Inez' AP.; :115 gratiNcle t-) and in hopes of ten leri•tg tellow-creature servi.•.e, I request yoil pUbL6:: til!S 'coo you. inay at refe'tt persons wis'a to be satisfie,l, of 0:c truth of or Farther part'' cultir*; tae anlMY'friends, by letter As - few caicS for badness in ill ever rcifiv , E;: exot.vd it, I have I non. exPerienee evety reason tH, 4 ,ll l , :i ' a mankind, that lit your 111 • ,A - K,E's PILLS, tit Y sale, ,ittui -radical cure,. rut tharynult cq sta,,e. the Vtnareal Disease, winch is to T eti • s m Rutz jo HN T HI M 1 ). S0 insurrn.umtable reasnns. :prevent making nr name and a‘tdress public ; but cre di ta bl e persons r" wanting infernuiti`cm to slte rirttf trey friaris by Mrs. S. Clark,,, I . t. a r a i i 7 e ns it a b y e o - y G: e a t i r c t r eln e :s ic , T. yL l" t m_): 7 \ l et ,t t i ' l x.: 111 5 r 7 0 )1; 1 .. by tuna Sole . ' ln at Ni'. a New liricige-street, Where he wdi give Advice Withotit a fee, ta personstlt these and, will answer patients letters, it 1 4 ° -. ; Phut; olt the-11411e terms, Observing. 111 .al : cases' the 11 10 * p inviolable secrecy, no person's name or. c4st 4 " ln g bt.e.. mentioned, but at their own particular requist, the prittor, during the course. of snore than thirty-41X Y.e ar „ . : that, he has had pie cmitiv.ling of ancgtp,taive-mlevt to above Medicine, and' the practice arising theretrom• • __TheY, are also sold by 111$ Appointifient, f or the car",, ..` mence gat twist.. living at a._ distance, by (Jr. Soutri.bridge, Edinburgh ;- Mr. Miedoriald, (; 1 : 1 „ ,e , ow . , to whom alsotear. T. refers for his address; . 1 Perfumer's, No. 35,, it. Alban's-street,. ; Robertson's Toy-snip, No. to;, Oxfor d-street; Mr; i r borough's No. 7, F.isii- street nearly opposite cite 1 ' .`4 10 .. nument ; Mr. Steel's, lioOksellcr, No. Union-row, Ll' Dm.o I'Qvrttr_hill; hip.` !trail, ae-serect, Dublin; and try peruni ;ft every con4iticr4ttle town in (.;teat-liritain v treland, in boxes of only as. 9:1.' sealed tiP toll and plain 41%e - balls, wriertoy persons of either yea May cure thernielices`With east and stcrccy. wi N tliA ß. sta, E l y l er i y in by Gg v at ou Retrain o tita t in t his L~friilt n rr sioners, is' pri p nted, at the tilitip-Otfiee---" T• a Y fo . ,041 N.?. n, New issido-st,rect," to imitate which is felon?! oters Are Cotantericti LONDON : Ptintot R rig Ait • 421,, Of NO. 4, tiow-6tTeet; anti publishel by WILLI A u AKUIGER Scott s, South G fosNen 1-squ4rcl AL &Lc So N.(31 vit:u, No. 1 It bust:di where difitattbizemott, Orders tar the Pater, 1 titers for the Editor, &c. ,hosi-Paiditnust beacitirasiecl. the: LONDON' OdZOTE, t 5) ... . 009. , ... koyal Regiment of Horse Guards, 2 COrporal Peter Watmough . to be Qiiarier-Master. vice Morten, who retires. COI 1 10. . rat tibiae n Latchford to be Quarter.Mester, vice Heap, w Ito .re ti les, . .. , 7th Regiment-of Light Dragoons, Captain Charles Denshirt • to Be . Major, , vice Caen .ish,• ileceasedv Lieutenant i Williain Stiore.to be Captain of 4 Ttoopi vice Dukenfield. 'deceased. Lieutenant Piaget holy tai be Captain of a Troop, vice Derlskire. Cornet Charlet O'Hageerty. from ' the toth - ,LiglirlJragoon3. to be Lieutenant, vice Wattle . grave, deteased. Cornet Robert Champion to be Lieute. natit, t'.ce Bayly. • • , tgth Re i jaient ,ot Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Thomas Fane, tram the 25th Loot, to be Lieutenant, without pur chase. 2 .th Ditto, Cornet John D'Ecars, from the 7th Liiht Dra ' goons, to be Lieutenant, Without purchase. 21st Ditto, Thomas Shaw, Cent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Evatt, promoted 23d Ditto, Lieutenant Morton Slaney, from. the 2.ttla Foot, - to be Lieutenant, vice Hamilton, who exchanges. rein, Regiment of Foot, oho Dawes, Gent. to be Ensign, l' without purchase, 'vice Robinson, wnose appointiti-ate has not taken place. ISltli Ditto, a.--- Gooday, Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Townley, whoseappoilitineot has not taken • place. , loth Ditto, Charles Connor, .Gent; to be Ensign, without ' purchase vice Bloomfield; promoted. 23d Ditto, Lieutenant iteitry rLedwitin from the Longford Militia, to be Second Lieutenant,- without purchase. . , avii Ditto, Lieutenant George Hamilton, from the. 23d Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Slancy, whO ex- Changes. • ' " . I • . 2ith Ditto, Ensign and Adjutant A. Nawles to have the Rank at Lieutenant. Eissi,4n Robert Hamilton, from the 7th Garrison .hattalion, v.i Az Lieutenant, without pin . - - chase, vice Fanci appointed to the *Bth Light Dra goons. loth Ditto, T. be Lientenants, without purchase . ...Ensign Emanuel Hutchinson, 'Vice Beatlirlorit, prortlpted. Ensign Robert Todd, vice Champion, appointed to the loth Light i)ragnons.. Ensign. Wade; vice Hall, deceased. 33J Ditto, EdWarit Wood, Gera. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Harty, p ornoreci. , . . 36tit Wm), Lieutenan th t, Nin Farwell -to be Captain of a Company i by purchase, vice Crosse, Vroirloted. tstlt Ditto, Captain John h. Harrison to be Major, vice st a nliope;dece.isd, Lieutenant Edward Atkin to be Cap. t.:lii of a Company, vice Harrison. Volunteer David A. Leslie, to be Ensign, vice Moore, deceased. .6.3 d Ditto,' Lieutenant Lawrence D. Arnett to be Captain of a 'Company, Without purchase, vice Hill, promoted. Ensign Robert Thomas Greene, to be Lieutenant, vice . Ainott.. 57th Ditto, Assistant-lurgeon Joseph Browit, from the 58tli Foot, .to be Assistant-Stirgeon, vice Carnegie, appointed to rtie,4tit Garrison Battalion. 64th Ditto, Captain EdMund Lascelles to he Major, vice Lloyd, deceased.' Lieutenant Henry Nicholls to be Cap tain of a Company, vice Lascelles. Ensign Hamilton Ed. niernU to be Lieutenant, vice Nicholls. William Milne, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Edmonds. 72d Regitnentot Foot, Charles Kerr, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Nl'Donald., promoted. 74th Ditto, William Graham, Gent. to lair•Enaign, by intr. ' . chase, vice Tew, promoted. 7651) Uitrri, J. K. Lamb, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Maddock, who retires. 62c1 Ditto, Ensign William Mason, from the Queen's Coon ty Militia ' to be Ensign. 85th Ditto, Samuel Diekon Crinsell, Cent. to be Ensign, without inirchitic, vice: Hogg, promoted. 86th Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Nicholson to.be Captain of a Cornpany, by purchase, vice Ms Donald, who retires. ' 88th Ditto, Lieutenant, William Devereux Jackson, from the Clare Militia, to be Ensign, 85th Ditto, Lieutenant George Hopper, from the Dublin County Militia, to be Ensign. Patrick Agnew, Gent. to be A djutant, (with the Rank of Ensign), vice Selway, ap. . ' pointed Quarter. Master. • 9014 Duna, lobo Walker. Cent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Lewin, promoted. , gsrli Ditto, Second Lieutenant N'orman•M‘Lean to be first Lieutenant, vice Noble deceased. Donald APPiterson, Cent. tot* Second tienteriant, vice M`Lean. 4th Garrison Battalion, Euliign 14 in. l'yler 'to be Lieutenant, vice . Lynch,' appointed to the 37th Foot. Alexander - M‘Dutt', - Gent. .to 1* Ensign, vice Tyler. AsSiVra*l - 10.1111 Carnegie, from the 5711 i Foot, to be Assistant tur h con; vice Travis ? appointed surgeon at a District. 7th Ditto, !olio Christian, Gent, to be' Ensign, vice Hamil ton, promoted. . . Bth Royal Vettrran Battalion, Serjeant Andrew Graham, on the Staif' at Portsmouth Garrison, to be Eusign, vice O'Leary; - pLiceil on the Retired List. . BREVET. I . Major-General William Carr Beresford to have the Rank of Lieutenant-General during the puled of his service in Pot tugal. Colonel Thomas Graham, at the' etth Foot, to be a Majur.C;eneral Intim Army. • The undermentioned Officers to have a permaaent Step of Promotion in the Army, upon being appoilited to aceoin min). Lieitt...(ku. liereiitord upon a particular Service in Pori ligA I. To'be Lieutenant- Coigne's, IVlllor A rchiblll Campbell, from the pat FOOL Major ro. Cux, from thy 6zat Foot. • To be Major . s,' Carains John Drown, front the alth Foot,' Robert WM, attick, from rite 57th Foot, jaws Donpos, front the 45th toot, Ittelhod froth the 7dl toot, M. Doyle, froth the b;111 tooi, john tV,aters, from the ktiyali, Wal• ro.tlean, troth the Pith •I`orri Cliarfes Talbot, from the stit, Foot. 'Fitinnas Npel Brit, trout the sja foot, ,bohb Campbell, trout the toot Foot. SI" A F F. Cipt.iin Robert Colvill, at the Commissariat Corps of Wig- Potters, -to be Assistant Comilds::ary .to the Force serving to Ireland, vice Ormsby, cie„teaticti. The King's Gefiliall Legion. 11 Light PragOntis„ , Major t.l trich tie 'robing, from tits Ist Drilgoons; to be LlCUiellaslt- C 010110... with tempotaiy Sank, vice Ctusius, who retires On an allowatke. tst - Drago ns, Captain Christian Fischer, troth the 24 D►a: goons, to be Major, with temporary rank, vise I obing, promoted ht the 3a. Light Dragn.....4. 2.i Onto, Lieutenant ceorgo du Weyhe,to be Captain, with temporary }tank, vice Etieller, t.trornoted in tue tat DTA. goons. Cornet Wm.„ Seger to be Lieutenant; v ice (141 Weytte. lbt Battalion of the Line, Lieutenant Charles Dettmering to be. Captain, with temporary Kant:, vice Womb, prornot. ed in the ad liattalion atilt Line.. Eri:ag/t George Henry Rolm ilotlenberg to be Lieutemtit, vice ijetrineviilF. - Ser• jeiwt.Major Meyer, Gent. to be Ervtign, vite ilenherg. • 24 Vitro, Captain Ado!, Baron Wurrnb, *dm the tst Ratta.. lion of the Lune, to be Major, with temporary Rank, vice light, who retires on an allowance. 6th Ditto, Captain Ferdinand livon Ompteda to be Major,. with tertiporary Rank, vice Lasperg, promoted its the gth lLrttaliAn of the Line. Lieutenant Ge rge Wolkenhaar to Captain of so Company,Witls temporary Rank, vice Onset. edu. john Amon Sclusecltter to be Litutenant, vice Woikentioar, promoted - . Slit Daft), Major Ceorge Bserni Lasperg, ftom this 6th ii-rt taliort the Line, tube Lieutenant-Colonel, with tempo.. rory Ronk, vice Muller, who retires on an allowance. Troop of Manx Yeomanry Cavalry, Wm. Corlett, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Brew, who resigns. Commission in the Royal 91eohlre Militia, signed by the Loid Lieutenant. Francis Taggart, Gent. to bc Lieutenant, dated rebrtrary Crown.Qffice, Ff 6. 25. 13r9. mEtasEall P.ETORNEO To sEnVit IN 111 E PRlsuur PA ItLIAI4I{Nr. norougb of reinbioke. Sir Huth Owen, of Oriviton, in the County of Pembroke, I.lArt, in the itoorn of flugh liorluW, Esq. deceased. Borough of Midshail, otherwise Mitchell. Cohn Bruce, or Knightsbridge, in ;hit County or Middlesex, Esq. intim room of Chartes"Prelawney Drereton, tact. 4:- cepted tho Chiltern Hundreds. BRECON CIRCUIT. The Honourable George Harthrigeo—Abel Moysey. Cartittf—Tue4ll;4y, !March 211. • istavit—Ttieul4y, April 4• Presteigite, Munday ► Aptil ►o. , ) satrehte Lori?, or Longiight, near Manchester, cOttoit.. tnantlfadturer, tosurrender March to, it, and 461 it, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms,, MAllolqt.tr. Attorney, 114r,, , Partington," Manchester." Edward Holloway Broadtield, late of 'Stourport, Worcester shire, boat builder, March zo, zr, and. April 8, at eleven, at the 'tburport lnni Worceste.r. 'AttornieS, Mr. Bigg, Hattoa.Garden, London ; or plr. Altea t , KulderrninAer, Worcenershire. • - jolty. Snell and jolin Pinkham, of Plymouth.D6cl:, lrin monger.4 March to, t t, and April. 8, at eleven, at ttie epeare Tavern,, Hirmitighani. A.tcornies. Messrs. Meas.- dale; Alexander, and Iloltne, New Inn, LOthiun or Mr. Met - Wit:, ilirtnu lum. - Charles Vine, of Westbury, Wiltshire, tallow-chandler, March 15, 17, and April 8, at eleven, at the George Inn, Trowbridge. Attorntes, • Mr. Williams, Red Lion-square, London; - or Mr:.Williams, Trowbridge. Daniel Cooper, of Stockport, Cheshire, hat-manufaaurer, March 9, and April 8, at eleven, at the Ben. Butt, Let cester. lAttornies, Messrs. Pares, Miles, Alston, and Miles,Leicester ; or Messrs. Baxt..:r and olartin, turattval'4.- . , Inn, London. luhn Gilpin, late of East Teignrnouth, Devonshire, viaual- Jet, March zo, 21, and April 8, at kWelve, at the White Hart Inn, Exeter. Attorilies, Mr.,lionttiu , ‘ er, Devonshire_ street, Queen-square, London t.or Air. Vcacocke t 'fzign . ' mouth. John Warrington, late of Ndvireastle,,Strit - Kadsliirei butcher, March 15, t 6, and April t, at eleven, at the Trentham "Inn, Trent tram. A ttornies, Mr. T. -lladdeley, Salle-street, Lincoln's. luu. fields, Loildon i or Mr. C. ntlin, Tittensor,, near Stone, Suilorit,liire. Willi= Milburn, oft:knoll, Yorkshire, tanner, March af t 22, and April,S, at eleven, at i lid „yalcon Inn, York. t tornies, Mr. Farroank, Nniiresborotigli; or Messrs. Lod- ington and Hall, Seetnidaries Oilicei . Timple, London. Philip k, Wvonstura, linen-dra per, I , eb. 28, Nlareh B,.and April 8, at twelve, at Guild -I,ooduit. Attorney, ' Mr. Adams, Old Jewry. Joseph Garner, of Triettool, • Nortolk, hatter, March to, 20, and April 8, at three, at ite Spread Eagle Inn, Manchester. Attollues, Mr. 130uslield, houverie.street, kleet-street, . London ; or Mr. Cheek, Manchester. • - • Jesse facksun, of Leteester, hosier, March 9, at eve, 10, at ten, and April 8, at eleven, at the Blue Belt Inn, Let. cstcr. Attorney, Mr. Burlaike, Leicester. • • Thomas . Valyer, of Faintoutli, *Cornwall, butcher, March aa, 2.1, and April.B, at- eieveu,at the Ottipliinfravern, mouth. -Mr. V. Tippet, Falmouth i or Messrs. Shepherd and Adlington,lieut id-row, London. James Sall, 91 New Sarum, Wiltshire, victualler, March I s, , at three,..l6, at ten, and. April 8, at ilYe.,•itt the White Ha2t Inn, New Sartain. Attornies, Messra. Amor and Nielfols,• Southampton.. Ebenezer Palmer, of the. Old (every, London, paper-banger, Match 4, 18, and April 8, at ten, at Guildhall. Attormes, Messrs. beilhow and hope, Stone ! buildiugs, .Lincoln's -11111. Edward Roll,, of /Zed-Lion-street, Spitalfields, Middlesex, baker, March 4,7, and Apra 8, at ten, at Guildhall, At ' torticy, Mr. C.. *lntl, Last India.cawinners, Leaden.. hall-street. lames Clancey, of Tottenham.coutt-road, 7 `9lliddleiex, pro. vision-na6cliant, Feb. 28, March it, and April . 8, at ele ven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr..Shertuan, Hart street, Bloomsbury. Inlin Prentis, of Chriitehurdt, Surrey, bricklayer, March a, 4, and April 8, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Att e rnies, Messrs. A, and Westoos, Fenehurch-street, • Thomas Hatton, 0 1 Colford, Glotthestershire, :mercer and and draper, March 22, 24, and April 8, at eleven, •at the King's Head, Colfurd. Attorney, Mr. Thomas lames, . „ .... Coliord. John Jackson, of Farnham, Surrey, surgeon and apothecary, lute of St. :5 wit NW:IA:Wei 'London, nnachatit, - Peb, 28, March 7, at twelve, and April 8, at one, at ,Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. rellatt, lronntonget's-hall, Fonclatrch, street. • losepii Brooks, heietofore of -Sheffield, Yorkshire ; , but now or, late of john-strect, West Smithfield, London, hard wareman, March 4, it, and April $ , ,at twelve, at ' 6uilt.t. hall,' London. Attorney, Mr. Battye ' Chatieery4ane. Walter Turnbull, (*Oxford-street, M iddlesex, music-ad feb..2s, March 9, and Aprjl. 5, at one, at Gui,ld hall. Attorney r Mr. Williain Wood, Ri.:ll.4,ol,:i.build inns, Soho. DWIPENDS. March ao. Charles Theoinartyr Crane, of Row-Itine, Lon don, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. MarVit 20. Hoiden tbe eider, and 'lames Holden the younger, ut Salford, Lancashire * dyers, at eleven, at the Palace inn, Manchester. March ao. Peter Degraves o of Cheapside, London, and of Manchester, and Thomas Bainbridge, of Manchester, warehousentan E at twelve, at Guildhall, London. March at. Mall% Christian, of High-street, St. Mary-le bone, Middlesex, pawn-broker, at' tem at 'Guildhall. March t%. Sohn of Milton, near ( . ..;r4vcoti,.K. - ent, dealer, at eleven, at Guirttall, London. April tt3. Charles' Troutbeclt„llite of Itathbone-place, Middlesex, upholsterer, at twelve; at Guildhall., March 14. John Brockbadt, of Kcs'ivickj Cumberland, at eleven, at the G ii,o (rocker south., March Minii:n, of LicansealeS, Cumbeiland, Li tor, at ten, at the Giobe.lini, Cockurinouth. March Robert Buller', :of, Weymouth and Melcombe • Regis,'l)orsetsiiire o butcher, at eleven, at the Ltown Inn, We } inout II and M,.leounbei Regis, - • Aril 18. Joseph 04:411; of Watling: streit, London, whole sale linen-draper, at twelve, at G .4(111411.. Mash 27, Willt.lut Mcdhusst, Ideal loss, Herefordshire, littnietdcr, c.t cieven, at the 'Swan' Hotel, lt:lss. April 8, Willialn CarflOtt, ofßood-lint, Fon.:hurch-strect, London, at ten, “uildnall. April S. ‘Viiiiitai Marshall, of Newark.-itpon-Trent, Not tingliamshire, uraper; twelve,'at London. to, loltn Bury; late of Clitton-utiotr-Tedne,Woicester shire, butcher, at eleven, at the Hop-pole, %Von:ester. = • CEATIFICAUS. March tg. lohn Lomas the elder, Jolla Lomas the younger, and Joseph lieldwolth Lomas. of woulstaplers, James. Wading, of Newpritt, late of pants, carpOnier! and ituiliter. • Ceurge SroLk vie'', late of Sheerness, Kept, but-builder. • boteph Hour, tit Liverpool, haberdasher. Georg (relined, otherwise Geroge Tyren Ortiliarck late'of. c o peniiageti.uousc, lsltngton,. Middlesex, Richard Smithson, of Kingston.upon-litill, innkeeper. Mary ‘Vatfurtt,' of Old-street, "St. Luke, . ' • ' • • ' fames Parke Ilatrlson, ofSaint Dees, 'Cumberland, cat on rri.,ticrtactu'rcr. tiViih girt PoWards, ref Droad-streer, Bristol, cotdwitiner. - . , • William Atkinson, of Mo-neltestrr, shov-ileater.'' . .'- - ' ' William Bi:ibex, itichaid Slopet, .t.id Charles' Bissex., -of Bristol, Villqa•itiAtri, . , , . ..pAßl'iviilt,SlllPS DISOP.V6D. R.. • R.nriiden and Co, Vi3litAXi CAM •1n:41, - ...r. 1. Philips and Co. Stonehouse; Devon, trbnitineturers., 1%.1. Al altiero and S. Plallwood,Skinner.stree4 milliners. ' . F. lientscli awl Simon Kahl), Wenlock,-street, fur-tliyers. 'Collier and 1. Coxtter, Neivbury, blanket-manutactorerS. .. Paglish and G. Nuttall, Wigan, millers. - • --- 'l'. and El. Barber, Grosvenor-place, Waltcot, Soinerset, - Itchooltdiastcrs, G. Bartley, 'l'.'Clark, and T. 'Trotter, Icendall, Westmor ,m 'a, worstectornanafatturers; • ' ' , T. H. ['Mks and Co. Birmingham, Warwickshire, bras. t")tliirters.. R. Skeet and T. Simpson, wine-Merchants. 1. 1411(111,dt and . ll , . Tidmarsh, Birmingham, limn:drapers. 1. Macdonald and G. ti. Findlay., ChancerNane, brokers. 'l'. !laic and W. Hughes, %Von:ester, gloYe.manutacturers. R. Tucker and W. Bonsey, Long-acre, butchers, W. Clark. and Co. North Shields, timber-merchants. W. liodpon.and T. Crosse, Clement's Inn. 11. Wolchand%V..Croggoit, Green Bank, kaltnouth. , : On Saturday 'evening, in executing- a distress war rant at a ,1101Asc in Wych-strcet, the body of a male intaot was di covered in a band-box. A woman and her daughter, the one 40, the other 17 years of age, residing in the house; were immediately taken in to . custody, and examined at now-street ; the elder pr:soner stated, that a woman at blington as the mother of 'the child; that she had called there on a visit, and was suddenly taken in travail. Mr. Youtio, of thu Strand, was called in, but (torn the putrid state of the body, it having lain three weeks in the box, lhat - Gentleman was un a bl e to say tlier the child had been barn alive or not. The pri. boners were remanded tor a further hearing. StftE Ne#l. ts Avklartf; ALT 24. Pa&sett by—the Cato; Linklater; .from Corunta; Mary Ellis, clorly, N“:^,cy, Disci!, London, (f' . Berson; Two Brothers, Coarlia, Arran Plyrnyuth. • Silted the Pountiful l flartison, for Quebec; Olive Branch, Set. , tt, ;fact Vicissquctc, -Gootisir, for fat...laic:lc Id vvßrd initt 'Charles, Cusiii,,g, for . Philadelphia ; Hopewelli, pr,}, far 7,;ari).1,10,:s lur, t Line, Wilson, hanger,•lirand, And the Gorden Grove, P,:ace, fur DeLTICIAr4. •